A 'Going for Gold' Kuala Lumpur '98 XVI Commonwealth Games Official First Day Cover with commemorative stamp, post marked '11-21 September 1998', signed in blue inks by Woman's Squash Double, Jackman and Wright.

A pale purple album page signed and dedicated in black ink to Matthew by daredevil Eddie Kidd.

A promotional photograph of one of the most talented snooker players of the 1980's who reached number two in the world ranking in the 1984/85 season and spent a total of six seasons in the world's top ten. Signed across a lower portion of the image in blue ink.

A '1996 British Olympic Association Medal Winners Collection' Official First Day Cover, with commemorative stamp and post stamped, signed in fine black ink by Sailing Men's 470 Class, Merricks and Walker.

Excellent promotional shot of the professional wrestler, seen sitting on a set of ladders looking into the camera. Signed across the image in blue felt pen.

A cream album page (approx 5.5x3.5 in) signed and inscribed in blue biro pen ink 'Best wishes, from Joe Murphy'.

A signed 'Western University Dolphins' blue sweatshirt, signed by legendary American basketball player Shaquille O'Neal (Shaq) in black felt ink across the front of the sweatshirt, just below the 'Dolphins' logo. He has won numerous sports awards such as '2000 NBA MVP', as well as being part of four NBA Championship teams, most recently in 2006 with the Miami Heat. Shaq rarely signs anything without his number '32' or '34' on it, so this signed sweatshirt is indeed a special piece of memorabilia. Also, the signed sweatshirt is sold with a copy of the video 'Blue Chips' which features Shaq wearing the top.

A head and shoulders length, (landscape), colour photograph of the Olympic and Commonwealth gold medallist, in action in the swimming pool. Signed across the upper right corner of the piece in bold black ink. (Cat 5 Offer)

A cream album page (approx 5.5x3.5 in) signed in blue fountain pen ink by Osborn.

A '1996 British Olympic Association Medal Winners Collection' Official First Day Cover, with commemorative stamp and post stamped 'Atlanta, GA, Jul 23 1996', signed in fine black pen ink by Men's 400m freestyle swimmer, Palmer.

A collection of 32 'Picture Post' magazines (1946-1952), featured articles include 'Olympic Games Special', 'England's hopes at Wimbledon', 'Road-racing in Jersey', 'Charlton and the Cup', 'Fastest cyclist in the World', 'Britain's No.1 Goalie', 'Finney: The Footballer who stops the Game', A lesson from Fred Perry' and many more stories. With expected wear, edge toning and minor tears. Viewing recommended.

A white album page signed in blue ink by Dwayne Douglas Johnson - The Rock - an American actor and former professional wrestler.

An off-white GB Olympic rowing team polo shirt 'Sydney 2000' signed across the front of the piece in bold black felt pen inks by gold medalists Steve Redgrave, Matthew Pinsent, James Cracknell, Tim Foster and coach Jurgen Grobler. Some slight smudging to two of the signatures.

A six page photocopy of Ruth's will dated 9th August 1948. A fascinating item. (Please allow 7-10 days for delivery)

Fabulous vintage matte-finish 9.25 x 7 photo of Ruth seated at a table with the All America Board of Baseball, signed and inscribed in fountain pen to Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph sportswriter Harry Keck, 'Regards to my fellow Board Member Harry Keck, Dec 17 - 1933, Babe Ruth.' During the late 1920s, promotional whiz Christy Walsh, who was also Babe Ruth’s agent, came up with the idea of creating the All America Board of Baseball. The idea was for the board to formally recognize and honor the greatest players of the game at each position each year. Walsh appointed Babe Ruth as Chairman of the Board and each year it took great pride in selecting an All America Baseball Team from the ranks of the Major Leagues. The selection of the All America Baseball Team was made by Ruth and a panel of ten sportswriters (one sportswriter from each Major League city), with recipients receiving an extremely impressive certificate signed by Ruth and the panel of sportswriters. In fine condition, with just a bit of trivial contrast to last name of signature.